The document discusses several religious conflicts around the world that occur along interfaith and intrafaith boundaries. It mentions conflicts in Nigeria between Islam and Christianity, civil war in Sudan over attempts to impose sharia law, the situation in Darfur is described as not being a religious conflict. Other religious conflicts mentioned include those in Ethiopia, India over Kashmir and Ayodhya, Sri Lanka between Tamils and Sinhalese, Armenia and Azerbaijan, the former Yugoslavia, Israel and Palestine, and Northern Ireland. It also notes the Sunni-Shi'ite conflict as an intrafaith issue.

1. Religious Conflict

2. Conflicts along Religious Borders Interfaith Boundaries Boundaries between the world’s major faiths. Intrafaith Boundaries Boundaries within a single major faith.

4. Interfaith Boundary in Africa

5. Nigeria Islam in the north Christianity in the south Imposition of sharia law there Ibo in SE (secessionist sentiment there)

6. Civil War in Sudan Slavery Since 1983, attempts to impose sharia law on the Christian south truce Has not been friendly to the US

7. Situation in Darfur is not a religious conflict--both groups are Islamic.

8. Ethiopia --Coptic Christians in the highlands --Islam in the lowlands Indigenous religions remain in pockets ,

9. Partition of India

10. Conflict over Kashmir

11. Ayodhya

12. Sri Lanka --30% Tamil (Hindu-Dravidian) Separatist movement --70% Sinhalese Buddhists

13. Armenia and Azerbaijan Soviet Union’s divide-and-diminish plan

14. The Former Yugoslavia Genocide Ethnic Cleansing

15. Israel and Palestine

16. The West Bank with a the proposed security wall, parts of which the Israeli government has already built.

17. Northern Ireland (Intrafaith conflict) Identities are tied to Religion, but are deepened by: economics colonial experiences activity spaces (segregation)

18. Sunni-Shi’ite Conflict (intrafaith conflict)